Wenger Brand Standards Guide-Fall2011 v1_03.pdf - TRG Group

Logo color versions
Depending on the production method of the piece to which
the logo is applied, there are different ways of defining the red
field of the Wenger cross. You must know how the end
product will be produced before choosing a logo file (your
printer will be able to help you). For Powerpoint, Web, and
other on-screen presentations, use one of the RGB files
provided (note: do not enlarge the RGB file, as its quality will
suffer). In printed pieces, use the PMS file whenever possible.
If necessary, you may substitute the CMYK file. Only use the
black and white (BW) file if the piece is printing without any
color at all.
Pantone ®
PMS 200
C=0
M=100
Y=65
K=15
R=190
G=15
B=52
Different ways of specifying the red used in the Wenger cross
Note: red is not to be used as a palette color.
Wenger_LB_2c_MED.eps
(shown on a Wenger gray background)
Wenger_DB_2c_MED.eps (shown on a dark background)
Wenger_LB_cmyk_MED.eps
(shown on a Wenger gray background)
Wenger_DB_cmyk_MED.eps (shown on a dark background)
Wenger_LB_bw_MED.eps
(shown on a Wenger gray background)
Wenger_DB_bw_MED.eps (shown on a dark background)
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